Everyone has experienced the feeling of jealousy and knows what it’s like, one way or another. It can be of different types, difficult to keep under control and become a part of your relationship.
Some think it is another side of love, others consider it a lack of trust. You may be jealous because you are too in love and cannot bear someone else to look at your loved one.
A relationship in which one partner is jealous will not last long. The couple who is constantly accused of being unfaithful will give up and move on.
Jealousy is affecting both partners; there will be fights and sleepless nights due to uncertainty.
Where does it come from?
Jealousy is most likely due to a feeling of inferiority. The jealous couple considers that they do not have enough qualities to keep their loved one by their side and sees a possible threat in every man/woman. This is why the loved one will be asked not to contact others who are seen as potential rivals.
Jealousy must have limits
Everyone experiences a bit of jealousy, it is normal to not like the attention another person shows their loved one. But there must be a limit to the intensity of the feeling. It is not normal to prohibit your partner from contacting other people of the opposite sex.
It can be cured?
Some forms of jealousy that seem unreasonable and too intense are treated by psychologists. There is always medical help and therapy.